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  2. A Feather in the wind

    So it seemed as though the windswept feather had at last been blown into a haven of peace. But such mattens concerned Belle not at all; ...

    Article : 678 words
  3. AUSTRALIA PLAYS THE GAME.

    It is to the Royal Park Camp on the Brunswick tram-line that the new recruits for the Australian Army abroad are now being sent. This is a ...

    Article : 1,416 words
  4. Big Cheques.

    The cheque for £2,068,000 which is said to have been paid by the Commonwealth Government for the fifteen steamers bought by Mr. Hughes, the ...

    Article : 204 words
  5. Sam the Sprucer.

    In a quiet corner of the park, land under a spreading chestnut tree, stands a comfortable green seat; and there on fine days comes my friend ...

    Article : 1,082 words
  6. CHAPTER XI.

    When Belle Redeslegh could be moved with safety and comfort, they, carried her by easy stages to Sorrento, and here the glowing Italian sun ...

    Article : 2,336 words
  7. BOOKS WRITTEN UPSIDE DOWN.

    There has been more than one instance in the history of literature of a book being written upside down—that is, its end becoming its ...

    Article : 276 words
  8. KING GEORGE HAS 300 COUSINS.

    As far as the crowned heads of Europe are concerned, this war may virtually be called a civil war. The Royal Houses of Europe are inextricably ...

    Article : 250 words
  9. AN EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY.

    The invention of the X-rays startled the world, and its use has been most valuable to medical science. Now, it seems, a new discovery has been made ...

    Article : 394 words
  10. THE LEGEND OF GLAMIS CASTLE.

    If the convalescent soldier who discovered the outbreak of fire at Glamis Castle had been a little less alert, a famous, mystery might have been ...

    Article : 540 words
  11. CHAPTER. X.

    Belle opened her eyes and gazed about her. There was something Strange in the atmosphere of her surroundings; a sense of wide space and ...

    Article : 2,065 words
  12. RAFFLING A NAME.

    Our Japanese Allies have many quaint, customs handed down from generation to generation, and one of the strangest is that of their ...

    Article : 404 words
  13. CUTTING A BULLET OUT OF THE HEART.

    Dr. Maurice Beaussenat, who had already extracted a piece of grenade from the right ventricle of a man's heart, told the French Academie des ...

    Article : 185 words
  14. Inside Information.

    There is a minister who says more good things in the pulpit than get into the newspapers. In one of his Sunday sermons he had occasion to ...

    Article : 172 words
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